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The Portland daily press., 1887-05-19
CONGRESS 81. STATION,

where through tickets and baggage checks may
be obtained for principal points East and West.
1.-THE Ills p. m. train Is the night express with
! sleeping car attached and runs every night Sun
days included, through 10 Bangor but not TO
ESkOwhegan ON Monday mornings or TO Belfast
sand Dexter or beyond Bangor on sunday morn
Dings.
Trains are due IN Portland as follows: The mGrn
eng trains from Augusta and Bath $40 a. m. (;
NLewistOn, $50 a. m the day trains nom Ban
gOr at 1910 and 12.45 pm. the afternoon traing
. from Bangor, Waterville, Bath, Augusta, Rock
: land and Lewiston at 6.45 p. M; the night Pull
9man Express train at L. so a. IN.
Limited Tickets, FIRST and second class for
all points in ihe Provinces ON sale ne re-
duced rates.
The Portland daily press., 1887-05-19

April 81, lat 20 80. Ion IS ii, brig Mary Gibbs
from New York for Demarara.
April %. no lat &c, brig Sarah L Kennedy
steering SW.
The Portland daily press., 1887-05-19
de by any one
and everybody
week we shall
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.

No dealer in furniture nor manufacturer Of fur
niture in the New England States or New York
can show finer selection OF Sideboards from
department In our business Is more carefully
looked after. Our Sdeboards are from the best
manufacturers in Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Wiliamsport and Grand Rapids, and various 9TH
er points, and well worth an hours time Of any
lady to come and examine them.
The Portland daily press., 1887-05-19
Domestic Pofrs.

FISN6Fnen.
Sid fm Bucksport 18th, sch Marblehead, Bridges
Grand Bands.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

anxiety ana trouble was caused, and all
because the dead man had neglected TO
have his name marked upon his wear
ing apparel. IL is not easy TO identify
man after he is dead, rs any person
who has tried it viii tell YOU. A little
foreihought would save many complica-
tons and mysteries, besides much anx-
iety, and also restore many missing
person or dead body to friends and rela-
tivos. Take a metal cheek on bunch
OF keys. They are better than marking
or writing or any kind. for they are fire
proof under ordinary circumstances
They have repeatedly been the only
means by which bodies could be identi-
he'd that were taken from the ruins of "a
IRE, and their cost is only nominal.
Key rings offer Il convenient way of car
rying your name about with YOU. They
are made of German silver and will not
rust or corrOde. They can be easily
opened or securely closed, and the sur
face being flat leaves plenty of space for
the owners name and address. Another
important and valuable invention in our
line is check protector. This renders
fraudulent alterations Of checks i'm
possible. The machine is a small hand
arrangement that punches n series o.
small round holes through the paper.
forming figures, with large stop-holes at
each end. This of necessity eilectually
prevents the raising Of the amount of
the check, an operation you hear so
much of
"But will not writing, if done proper
ly, answer every purpose?"
mo, sir. Chlorine Will remove writ.
ing ink and leave the paper free from
discoloration, SO that a larger amount
can then be written in without detection.
Even tinted checks are operated on
quite as easily g, plain or water-linod
ones. It is fact very well known TO
all rogucs, and should be to all business
mon, that enclosing several rows of
small, uniform points on the face of
check, instead of allording protection.
positively renders fraudulent alteration
more easy and detection more difficult.
as, after moistening. the raised points
can easily be rubbed down with pa-
the ink removed an. &C.
placed, and the dies of another stamp of
the same make carefully worked into
the same ruptures, covering all defects
and restoring the genuine appearance.
But once let the figures be perforated
through the paper, the portions dis
placed being removed without mutilat-
inc or weakening the check, and then
your amount is unalterably fixed upon
the check. The object OF punching
these figures through the check is not to
take the place Of ink figures. bat TO vcri-
~ them. and they can be punched
through any part OF the chccl, the user
may prefer. Bank tollers WHO use them
prefer to have them cut at the left end
Jf the check, 50 as to read them from
-hc reverse side, as they are obliged to
examine the back OF checks for sigma
lures. " J. NaH and Eyprcss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
A Hint For Ilvcry Man.

People don't half appreciate the
value OF stencils and key-chccks." said
dealer to reporter recently. at is
often remarked as strange that in
large cities like New York every man
does not have his name and address
marked upon his clothing, or carry a
check attached 10 his bunch of KEYS
with his name and residence upon II.
The people found i'll or dead on The
street 10y the police are rarely identified
by the marks found upon them. Take.
Tor instance. the case Of the supposed
broker whose body was taken To- The
morguc last week. Several persons
Thought they identified him. Much
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
THEO. NELSON

Council met in regular session at tho
Clerks office July rs, 1857. present tho
President and Trustees Montigel. Me-
Leod, Hawkins, PuifrCy and Smith.
absent. Green, Minutes OF last meet
ings of July 10, and ~. read and approx
ed
Petition of Arcadia hose CO.. No. =. TO
send i. NJ. Smith as delegate to the
state tournament, presented and on
motion the prayer of the petitioners
granted.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

NTOhTGACE SALE-Defeult having been
Af-h made lu tho conditions of "A certain
uurfHi-r, made md executed hy charles r.
. i.dr'lh anu Marietta y. HildretA. his wife, To
William -. Clark. dated October 2lst \. d. issa
0Hu recorded in the dibce Of the register of
deeds on NlHuut county, Michigan. on the ,jrd
uit OF bcloU. J.. leN- iu lbcr az Of MORTGAGES
90 page =, on which mortgage there il claim.
tA q" ut cue at Inc dat" ui this notice. tor in
l'f'~t, iic sum Oi two hundred and thirty dol
ass aua fcvcnty-s.S cents a. !}l. 10l besides an
Huorncy Zee ot ultcCu dollars provided by
rlAt"''. ana no preceding al law or in
equity having been instituted TO collect the
whole or any part OF the ceht secured by said
90 fif0-c, Now. therefore, 10y virtue of the
power ti sale IN said mortgage contained,
und "a ino statute III such ease made and pro
Nieri, HnDf' U.s. bcry bN given that ON the 10Th
diF oi reptenher ls@. az two o'clock in the
ai,rfn"pn Ut the north front door OF the Graf
iDt iitt tourt house, it tho village of Ithaca
ard .rll state OF Michigan. Tor the purpose of
lpft,I D~iut said mortgage. there will be offered
for tio a. public vcnduc 60 thc highest bidder
tar itCnlfs in sHid mortgage described or
SD much thereof as shall hp necessary Ia
Do. 1888 thereon a the ruto specified i'm said
W9t-ti." together with tn cosc and expenses
'i .h-o iil, iNcllg TIC saIu attorney fee prOyid.
tl it NitiHt'. thHt p. - say the following
or parcel % i"nd situated In the county
90 tf 10 4 fNd si1te II Michigan, and dcscrib-
ct a. tol OWs Fiy: Tho cuet ono halt a. of tho
outhvweet gnaucr liii OF Section thirty-four
'.' 4h township twelve 81 north Of range four
p "e-i- except STRIP ot land OF north side
Ing 90 toe Chicago, saginaw ana Cam
ll'lt or less. lni- sale win he made subject
, 30 ,l'r principal um at SsiGbg not vet due. mud
inter's, on The same from oct. 2lst $50,
baita June -, 1857.
WILLIAM -. CLARK, Mortgagce.
GEO. L. srOHE, Attorney for Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

tonncciiOns:-A At Toledo with all lines Gi-
tcrein2; az MauhattCn Junction with Wheel
ing q Luke Erie: AT Alexis junction with NC
ana J.. 5. * NJ. s.; an Monroe junction with
Adtian branch l.. :. * ". y: at Dundee with
WIN Butter division " ubasb, St J.. q T.; AT
Pitish,4I with lpsianti branch L. = y NJ :;
az Ann Aibor with NJ. G.; at South Lyon with
Line division q. r.: at Howell with ID. l.. * N:
al Duund with G.. * O. r.. ana ID. & ~; at
bWusso Jan ion with -. {. NJ. ana NJ. C.; az
al ~ LOUIS with ID. l.. * ", aud $. V. 4 ST. L.;
az > lmn with ID. l.. * n; at Nit. Pleasant with
F.& T.. 81
W. II. BENNETT, Gen. Pass. & Fr't Ag't
IA. W. ASHLEY, GEM Sup't.
y. j. DE IDKNF Aren't 4 linn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
Claims presented.

Nldiilo lltScilcu.
Ingalls, Oil Co. gasoline. .... SlO.9s
John Snyder, labor On street 49,. $50
e. w. Vanwegen Ass
j. Hopkins - ....Il.25
j. w. Mcleod, wood. .............2.72
Wright's Opera House Band, chimneys
B. II. Lane, oil for nremans hall 4 so
Il. VI. smith paid j, Noble iol supplies,
S22.G0.
Il. Nj. Granger, lumber. .......5.13
JAS. G.. Chase, Surveyor ....... 1l.25
Is. Ii. Lane, engineer etc.. $3.50. ~. 30
On motion said claims allowed at
footing and Clerk instructed TO draw
orders for the same.
street Commissioner reports in wri t.
ing his approval of sidewalk built on
the west front OF L. \. Ely's lot, which
ON motion was accepted and ordered
placed on file.
On motion the time for the collection
ottaXes extended 80 days and Il c Prcsi
dent authorized ID attach his warrant
to the tax roll.
Moved and supported that three del
egatcs consisting OF the Chief and the
Foreman Of each OF the hose compan-
les be sent 10 the state iiremen's tour
nament, prevails.
On motion the committee on streets
Instructed To ascertain whether or no.
the alley commencing rods east and
II rods south OF y. W. corner Of 3-Il-}
is a public alley, and report.
On motion l.. c. Cohoon and others
Lying or owning property on street
running east and west through Co.
hoon's addition given permission to
work Their road tax on SAID street.
Trustee Green appears.
On motion council adjourned.
Il. 5. WEBB, 4. YERINGEON.
PRESIDENT. Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

NJ eLtiGAGL ~ALE.-- De. ault having neon
LA maize IN the conditions OF Il certain mort
gage, made ANA executed 10y John W. KOminc
tn4 Lpfiua NYulnc. his wife. to William Dut-
toss. dated October list. lSs2 and corded
'rttNft ,.irl. 1852, in ldhCr 90 Of mortgages ON
pase1 no the olllcc O.. Tho register OF deeds for
nr'N' county Michigan, for the sum OF Two
fuLHic4 li"iafs. ou thc following described
lama to-Tlt: the east half L. of the west
hut ~ OF The southeast quarter Ia Of sect
ron twenty ioGr "a in township twelve O2)
h'itu, OF range four I west. in Graiiot county
Michigan, and the said " lillian button hnvtnsy
dt parted ihls ne On or about the aOth day OF
btioy rr. ISL leaving last will aud testament
which was proved ana prObuted in the probate
court Tor the county OF Lcnawcc. and the ox-
ccuiion thereof &. mmittcd TO Charles NJ Crcs-
well ana Frank W. Clay. or tho survivor If
then, Vino nav G. gwen bond and entered upon
tht dutt~ thereof; ana whereas there il claim
ed 10 bc Cue and unDaid at the date of This
notice. for interest, the sum OF >iNty.four Dol
lni-. and tac further sum OF Ten Dollars and
won! -tihe cents Tor taxes paid for the years
iN',Nlid ''Nl-raklng total sum due and UNI
lall ON -tlu mon t4dsc OF ScVeuiy-fCur dollars
AND tWrut}-niHe cents. and no proceedings
tlltf FIX law or IN equity having been institut.
ca o. coll 81 the whole cor any part OF said debt
secured by said mortgage,
NOM. therefore 10y virtue Of the power of
sale in SAID mortgage corta 'ncd. and of the
statute iu euch Cu.e made ana proVidcd notiro
i~ hereby given that SAID MORTGAGE will loo
iurtciusto Ivy 81 sale OF the land and premises
du0' a. scrhCd at public auction or VcnGue
q" tlc highest bidder. at the north front door
OF the bratiOt county court house. In the vii
lage ot ithaca. Michigan. on the 9Th dny or
August, 1851, at - O'Clock I'm the fore noon. for
me purpose oi satisfying he said amount due
on SAID mortgage. with interest and all LEGAL
G ist-, together With an attorney fee Of fifteen
dollars. a. provided 10y statute. said saic will
he made subject 90 the principal sum of two
liu'Nit' NuiiErs not Yet due, and interest on
ne Same from and after the 2st day of oct.
Olrr. lesG. "
Dated, Way 9TH, 1857.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
BA y * l.; IL -.
WIN. S. TURCK Il CO.,
II b WALDBY g CO.

Successors to Gratiot County Savings Bank
Transact general banking business
Draw drafts available anywhere in Europe on
America. Deposits OF Loo TO $4,000 received
and interest allowed on same under the rulcs
of the bank. Money 10 loan on good real cs-
tate security. collections given prompt atten
ton.
IL. b. Waldby, DAM. x. sullivan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Il. II.
In Effect Jnne 20, 1856.
- Trains run by Central.standard time.
MAIN LINE

- iIalLs run by CcntralStandard time.
MAIN LINE.
h0ins west. stations. Going East.
y. W. A. Mp. n. A. Mp. Mp.
,.5 1910 5:20 Nv Detroit ArIi:j5 3:45 $3.50
so 100, CAB >, Plymouth >, 1l:2 200 s:42
a. Mp. NJ.
q ~ l:l3 500 Tro~hridge o:0g Is:ll 6:3g
iV'vJ l;ip o:l5 =, Lansing ;. 800 l2:3j G:IO
s. Mp. Mp. NJ
10 3:5 9:ii =, Ionia ;, 1910 1855 4:50
p. MA. Mp. a.
r. 80 40 lo:@, =, Groenvillc, =, 6:2s 1853 4:C3
l-9j t:i1 l:lO Howard City .:lj y.lj J2j
STANTON BRANCu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
w A. BAHLKE

A TrOBNEY at Law. Does a general law
"a business. Trial of causes Il specially.
Insurance and Collection.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
!. l. CLARK

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law Alllcgal
- business by letter or OthcrSise, viii be
promptly attended 10, Office in Opera House
block, up stains
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
Dated, Way 9TH, 1857.

surviving Executor az The last will and tcst-
amont of William button deceased
MAR 'gS PoLLASEY Attorney for Executor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

ST. LouIs AND ALMA no LrnAcA.
Connccflons.

Detroit. with Railroads d.vcrginy.
FNmouth-flnt Pore Marquette Ry.
south Lyuu-rolcdo. Ann Arbor * cd Tr'nL
Ry Air Line Div. g.. I. Ity.
IrpW BRIDGE hicago y Grand Trunk Ry.
LAnsl ig-~a-. DIV. Of VI. G. r. H., Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry.
louu-D, G.. II. X Vi. Ry. and Stanton II. II:
howard tltt-GrNd Kap.dsts Indiana & II
i.'r hopas-C. ". VI. Ry.. and 6. Il. 81. X
East Ne-lnaW-Sag DIV. OF " C. II. r.: 4. s.
- ". tF.. J.. H. n :. +. * H.
j. Is. llfiLIKTN, Cent Manager
" a C'""ENTER. TruHc Man. Detroit
brnpral Offices Detroit, Mich
4 NALLEAU Agent. Anna.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
ATTORNI ENS.
FRANCIS PALMER,

A TTORNEY At LAW. Also Real Estat
- Life and Fire Insurance Agent.
1iHta, Gruti0t Co., Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
|. N. BRAiNERD. n. D..

OFFICE and Reridencc, at the 7. \. Ely
~ house oppOsit the Episcopal church once
hours: 10 to H. II, IN. and 10 p. IN. Surgery Il
specially.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

DR CTIClNG Physician. Office hours;nto ii
L II, m, TO p IN. once IN "ebDs Drug
sto G, front rooms up stairs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
LoEN D. SPINNEY.

TTORNEY AT LAW. Solicitor III Chanc
. ~ cry. and Real Estate Agent.
ALMA, GBATIOr CO., MICH.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
WILL CARNAHAN.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing the ser
"a wees OF an experienced auCtiOnccr can
find him at his office i'm the new livery barn OPP
poste the Methodist church. Satisfaction
guaranteed, sO..h6
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
I + N. AUS T I'M
Veterinary Surgeon,

Late of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Toronto, is prepared 20
treat all Diseases Of Domestic Ami
mails, according to the latest scicn-
tifc methods, Calls by telephone
or telegraph promptly attended.
Office next door 20 Findlcy d
Morden's harness shop-opposite the
VI. L. church, Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
ISCELLAN ECU -.
MRs. JF. TOpPING.
CIMOM link

Music. Partic. desiring
= lessons, viii 90 we'll % call at my residence.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
L. A. BAGLEY. N. D.,

HOMEOPOTHIC Physician and surgeon
IL. Residence State street. Office, room No.
/, Wrights opera House block. second iloor.
Office hours. 9 10 10 Il. M; > TO ana TO =. H.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29

DEALER In the best brands OF Cigars, lob
- acco Pipes Wines and Liquors. Pure AlcO-
hol Il speciality.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
CtHANCERY OI,DER-s tate of Micmean
~ Twenty First Judicial Circuit, ia Chan

Suit pending ion tho
Eircuitt count i0r tho
County of Gratiot. iu
Ihuuccry ut tAc VII
ilgc ul ithaca, the
cCuny scat OF said
county. ON the sixth
DAY OF june, \. ID
TN
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
Professional.
J.F. sUYDAM, ". D.
IGSlCiAN ana surgeon. O-hSt III AN"l
Miller \ COS Drug store.
C.L.DoWnIE. M. D.
G. u. YERINCTOM.

N-ENER l. Pra cticc. Oihcc; front room III
VI We0b's Drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-29
Real Estate Agency.

viii handle Real Estate on reasonable
terms.
Office one door east of =. w. 4 llisons
$40 A..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-21
School AND CHURCH..

Tho late MIS- Caroline 4. Wood,
Of Cambridge Mass, LEFT $50, 600 t.
Wellesley College and sS5, 600 to Bate1
College,
The faculty of Rutgers College,
New Brunswick, n. J., has started a
crusade against alleged obscene theat-
ioal posters
The Springfield (Mass.) School fos
Christian Workers has twenty~ona new
students, About twenty of it's last
years students are now engaged as
secretaries OF Y. N. 9. Associ ationa-
SprtnQtiett, Union.
AT the last "Trlhity Ordination y
In England five Hebrew Christians
were ordained to the ministry of the
Church Of England, all Of whom had
been brought to knowledge of Chris.
by missiorarie Of the London Society
for promoting Christianity AMONG the
Jews.
Seven hundred retail grooelS OF
Brooklyn, who compose an association.
and employ about two thousand five
hundred clerks, started a free nigh,
school for their employees, mostly Ger:
man, and without special business
training Much good is done, and
three more schools will be started:
Brooklyn Untos.
For twenty-seyen years past an et.
fort has been made in London every
winter to hold special religious serv.
ices In theaters, halls and mission
rooms. 1he uaission is undenominar
tionals and maintains It's place as the
first and most successful experiment to
get at the people outside OF tho or.
dinary places Of public worship.
I'm all parts Of the mission field
&hsre are to-day not less than Is, ON
schools Of different grades, attended
by from 100000 70 100000 scholars,
There are about $4,000 native helpsrs.
Of whom the most are teachers, and
there are 1900 ordained pastors and
evangelsts, whose support for the
most part comes from the people they
serve Chicago Standard.
From his field In Texas mission
try revisited his early home among the
mountains Of Virginia. 1t was the
time when they were accustomed ia
close their schools for the winter. He
to!d them he was mot good 1T the
:buriA service of Sunday~schools, but
was better at their resurrection Keep
your Sunday-school open in the winter:
The scholars viii come ii the oppor.
tunity is given. Try it-OMxst;4,s a
Work.
South Hadley Seminary, one o,
the earliest Of the collegiate institu:
hons for women in this country, and
one which has done incalculable serv-
ice in promoting Christian education,
both here and abroad, by its work, Ia
preparing to hold semi~centennial
next summer. All the graduates OF
the seminary and their friends are in
yited to he present E great tsnt is to
be put up for the exercises. and
another for restaurant purposes. .--Bos:
ten Journal,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-21
A SWAMPER'S CAMP,

How the Dwellers In the LoulsiAuA
swarnps Build Their Huts.
A Louisiana swanper's camp con.
sists Of lot Of slabs from a cypresa
tree, here called pews. These are
driven upright into the ground. 4 roof
Of the same material is added; hunks,
benches and table on the same prin4i-
tive principle are soon constructed, and
the camp is finished. "When we first
arrived,' writes correspondent, "in
one of these blissful bowers, things
we're dry and comfortable, but this con-
dition was of short duration. The,
water rapidly rose5 and was soon two
feet deep under table and hunks.
Then, at least, I became more intimate.
ly acquainted with the neighborly spirit
that lurkes in the bosom of the paocca-
sin. Upon awakening one morning the
first thing that appeared to my horri-
fed gaze was uzoccasin that seemed
to me ton feet feet long (it was found
to measure two) curled up In my
blanket asleep. BE seem to be per-
fectly at home, and, though felt con.
fident be had mistaken his apartments,
his air of perfect serenity and conf:
dence in my understanding the awk4
wardness of the situation for him, in
case l demanded an explanation,
wrought upon my nervous nature to
such an extent that rather than
awaken him and demand his card,
/ determined to leave him in
full possession. In fact, my solicitude
Tor his feelings wac such that in
order to not disturb him, I scarcely
breathed until ! was safely on tbs
floor. Once there and out Of reach.
/ felt my courage and anger rise and
demanded satisfaction. I accordingly
dispatched him with a ramrod, and
hung him by the neck to the under
side Of the bunk. Soon after We got
hing snake in camp, and that settled
any further visits from n1occasins.
King snakes are the particular pets Of
swamp, and wee to the rash stranger
who kills one; for, If his performance
- witnessed, q sound and oonscien-
tiously laid-on tirashing is the certain
result. The only excuse accepted II
ignorance, aud it win not work {
second time. This beautiful reptile well
deserves the protection it receives: Il
Kills svery other snake that crosses its
path, and al manner Of vermine: A
can by no provocation be indsssd (
attack man. I have seen :
don Of boy and stick sufacie
terror to the heart Of any ~
formidable than a rhinocsfoss fkf
poor creature would content NTH
hiding its head under it4 son md
await With padsnoe the dsparttws cf
its torhentor in search of more Rtirrinz
game The meek and lovly spirit tiiiix
thing exhibits under afiiction. Il touftr
ing to behold. and has besn greatly
nsgisctd 81 Iointing noTal md
adornins el'Aaisa5s s: s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-21
1t DOwned Him.

Wall Street News: MY son,' said
the old manas be blot,ed the check and
passed i, over, you are going ou. to
begin the battle of Hfe,"
Yes, father"
90 firmly resolved no' to cheat, lie,
indulge in false pre,snses or use under.
hand measures"
In about three months ragged, hungy,
weary young man sscended the steps of
the family uisusion, and the f.ther
exclaimed:
why, William, what has happened ;"
Did business according to cur
injunctions, and haven't 60: a red left;"
replied William, as be hung his ha, on
the old familiar peg.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-21
Another Sad Failure.

s~tst Girl-And 70 you have been on
the plains fof 10 years: ..
Hadsom Coxboy-Tes.this is the hrst
eims I've been back into civilization.
Now, please tell me, in that lonely
life % far removed from the refining
iniuefcas fctvilzatios, you know,
what did yeu miss most,'' -. i. s@ i.
.Oysee1Ds I, Omah1 World IRE. s@.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-21
She Made Her Choice.

A little Buffalo miss was busy smusing
herself with her doll. when she was
observed TO pause suddenly and think
intent1y fer anoment. Then, turned to
her mother, she said: Mamma, when
I die, can 1 take my doilie to heaven {"
mo, my child they don't have dolls in
" H"s0uFU11 1Nu IIes1o ONO 1n~
dignan.ly exclaimed: Den III take
nv dolly to he'll and play by de Are"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-21

Prof. Proctor recently said that on
any clear night zoo, 900 stars vere visible
to the naked eye.